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More on political violence

Donald Trump has a lot of damn gall accusing Democrats and liberals of inciting political violence. Since 2015 he has been a primary source of inflammatory, divisive, hate-filled political rhetoric that  encouraged violence by his supporters. He is the only president in our history to incite a mob to attack Congress.   In the past I wrote about how political murders are actually rare in comparison to other murders. But they are increasing along with other hate crimes. This article updates a prior article on political violence   “The hope of a ...

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NO KINGS ON OCTOBER 18


Hate in America 2025

Trump is lying again. Following the murder of right wing activist Charlie Kirk, he is falsely accusing liberals of promoting violence and political “terrorism.” With his usual fact free demagoguery, he claims, “The radical left causes tremendous violence” and in “a bigger way” than right wing extremists.   The truth is exactly the opposite and is well documented by numerous reliable sources including the right wing CATO Institute. The vast majority of racial, ethnic, sexual orientation and religious hate crimes are perpetrated by right wing extremi...

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SAVING PBS

“Can't have the kids being groomed by Antiques Roadshow.” This statement is from a cartoon by Jen Sorensen talking about the defunding of public broadcasting. The humorous, but perceptive, cartoon explains the ridiculous reasoning behind Republican attacks on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Back in 1961 Newton Minow, the Federal Communications Commission Chairman, famously described commercial television as a "vast wasteland." Television, like radio before it, was a wonderful communication tool for providing quality information, education, entertainment and ...

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North Central Wisconsin Indivisible Is on the Rise

ALSO CREATING OVERPASS BRIGADE!

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NANCY’S BOOK TOUR

Here are a few good reads for you to check out. If any of you out there are avid readers, please share some of yours. In the Garden of Beasts, Erik Larson War, Bob Woodward The Book of Lost Names, Kirsten Harmel     Freedom is a Constant Struggle, Angela Davis Gravel on the Side of the Road, Kris Radish (also read her on Substack)      

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Wausau Voters File Complaint

  October 1, 2024 Contact: Nick Ramos Executive Director Wisconsin Democracy Campaign 414-368-0116 wisdc@wisdc.org **MEDIA ADVISORY** Wausau Voters to File Complaint with Department of Justice Following Unwarranted Removal of Drop Box in Wausau by Mayor Wausau residents join with voting rights advocates to demand a formal federal investigation and an end to the voter suppression attempts following Wausau mayor’s unauthorized removal of the city’s ballot drop box. MADISON, WI – Wausau voters will appear outside the Department of Justice ...

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Words Matter Today Just as They Have Throughout History

“In the beginning was the word.” Words matter. They are the stuff of thought. They give shape to our identity, our memories, and our personality. Words float in the air as vibrations of sound, and as electrons via various media. Some we hear, some we read, and some we speak. The world is resounding with words. In modern life we can scarcely find relief from them. Before modern electronic media there were periods of silence. There were moments, even hours, without words being introduced into our brains. There was time for internal dialogue. That is, of course, our ...

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Headline News

It is not a revelation that quality journalism is on the decline. Online “news” feeds are full of gossip, speculation, fake news and inaccurate crap. We are misinformed by the 24/7 mainstream and social media. So, staying informed can be a challenge. In this article I share news stories that recently caught my attention. These may seem insignificant, but they illustrate larger issues. I begin with a story from National Public Radio. Even this reputable news source can be misleading with incomplete reporting. The story was about Venezuela, their dire economic ...

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Fair Maps Rally

  The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the Clarke v. Wisconsin Elections Commission redistricting lawsuit on Tuesday, November 21 at 8:45 AM in the Supreme Court Hearing Room, 2nd Floor, East Wing of the State Capitol, Madison, Wisconsin.   RALLY in the Wisconsin State Capitol TUESDAY, NOV. 21st 9:00 AM Sign up and RSVP link   Can't make it to Madison? Join a companion rally near you at NOON  in:  Milwaukeeat State Office Bldg, 819 N. Sixth St. Green Bay at Brown County Courthouse, 100 S. Jefferson St. ...

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